This is a firsthand account by Gordon T. Davis who as a Black teenager from Philadelphia experienced the transformative years of 1968 through 1973 at the College of the Holy Cross. He entered the College in the infamous Class of '72 which still has the reputation as being the most radical class of the College. During his years there the world, nation, the City of Worcester, the College, and he changed profoundly. Gordon went from being a devout Catholic and a supporter of Hubert H. Humphrey to a Marxist-Leninist atheist. The issues such as racism, affirmative action, imperialist war, and...
This is a firsthand account by Gordon T. Davis who as a Black teenager from Philadelphia experienced the transformative years of 1968 through 1973 at ...